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 by radar on Sun Jul 10, 2005 10:29 pm
Hi,
got to view a few more of the pictures. I have a different one of the bus stop, this one has more of the clouds in the background.
An overall look of Tin City. The first time we drove by, we totally missed it, but it was just over the dunes 
The people living either full/part-time in Tin City have to be resourceful with the sand. A good tool for sculpting 
And last one, just some sand dune grasses, shows the beautiful colours we were treated to on Saturday.
Thanks to Birddog again for hosting a great day.
Cheers,
Radar.
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by stubbsy on Sun Jul 10, 2005 10:39 pm
Andre
Another good bunch of shots. The biggest problem I had was I kept saying to Leon "Stop the car! I have to take a photo of that". I reckon I could spend a whole day there and still have more shots to take.
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by birddog114 on Mon Jul 11, 2005 7:53 am
stubbsy wrote:Andre
Another good bunch of shots. The biggest problem I had was I kept saying to Leon "Stop the car! I have to take a photo of that". I reckon I could spend a whole day there and still have more shots to take.
Andre,
I love them all 
Peter,
We will go back to that area soon and this time we will have a pinic day on the sand dunes  Birddog114
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by sheepie on Mon Jul 11, 2005 8:47 am
stubbsy wrote:The biggest problem I had was I kept saying to Leon "Stop the car! I have to take a photo of that".
Hey Peter - I thought the main problem you had was your gear was in Birddog's car and you were in mine!
Great shots everyone, it was an experience I totally enjoyed and it was spent with a great bunch of people. Thanks all for making the day  *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
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